A detective with knowledge of the case revealed that the prime suspect in the murder of former Treasury employee Tom Osinde washed the entire house to conceal the heinous crime.

According to the anonymous source who spoke to the press, Julius Mugoi transported Osinde’s body from Ngata Estate in Nakuru County to River Gucha in Kisii County.

The detective argued that the plan’s objective was to convince the detectives that the tragedy occurred in Kisii County.

During the collection of evidence at Osinde’s residence, forensic officers detected minute traces of blood that matched those of the officer.

Mugoi was located at the primary crime scene, as he had access to the residence before Osinde’s demise, according to the new evidence.

Detectives are attempting to determine whether Mugoi, who worked for Osinde, was following orders from third parties.

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In addition, Mugoi’s close friends disclosed that he was a notorious lawbreaker who terrorized the villagers of Nyakeyo.

Some claim that he once stole Ksh100,000 and a Toyota Land Cruiser V8 from his cousin. According to rumors, Mugoi moved to Nakuru County in search of greener pastures.

The police will seek to expedite the investigation so that no stone is left unturned in determining the murder’s motive.

The autopsy performed on Osinde’s body revealed that he died from two slash wounds.

According to Dr. Johansen Oduor, a government pathologist, the cuts caused severe damage to the brain and spine.

“Two blows to the head caused injuries to his brain and spine,” Oduor explained.

“He doesn’t look like someone who resisted so much, because we did not see any defensive injuries. “We are attempting to determine whether he was drugged, threatened, or caught off guard,” he added.

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A head injury caused by a heavy object was the cause of death for Tom Osinde. According to an autopsy conducted on Friday, June 30.

According to reports, Chief Government Pathologist Johansen Odour, who performed the autopsy at the Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital Mortuary, attributed the injuries to multiple blows to the head.

Martin Nyaguto, the head of Homicide at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), told GossipA2Z that a blunt object was likely responsible for the blows.

Nyaguto added, emphasizing the gravity of the situation, that Osinde’s body exhibited injuries consistent with a brutal beating death, particularly around the head.

Former Treasury employee Osinde’s family reported him missing on Thursday, June 22, two days before detectives located his abandoned car in Narok County.

After an exhaustive search for the missing individual, Osinde’s body was discovered in the River Kuja in Migori before being transferred to a morgue.

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However, family members were unaware because he was listed at the mortuary as John Doe.

According to police reports, the ex-treasury official’s hands and legs were tied and his head was slashed.

In the interim, two suspects were arrested in connection with the murder. The principal suspect was reportedly spotted driving the deceased’s vehicle days before his body was found.

After the murder, the main suspect admitted to dumping the body in the river. He also led police to the river, indicating where the body had been dumped.

According to the villagers, the suspect fled the village three years before the murder and had only recently returned. The neighbors reported that Osinde requested their assistance in washing the vehicle.

“We did not clean the interior of the vehicle. “We were told it had a great deal of luggage,” one of them said to the press.

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Fred Tom Mokaya Osinde’s badly decomposed body lay unidentified in the mortuary of the Migori Referral Hospital for a week while his family desperately searched for him.

Close relatives kept the media at bay as they searched for him, unaware that he had been murdered and his body dumped in the River Kuja, where it was discovered floating on June 22 in the Kanga region.

Residents of the area alerted the police in Rongo, according to the police. It was wearing a brown T-shirt and a black vest. The remaining body was naked.

“There were no apparent injuries.” However, we preserved the body well at the mortuary of the Migori Referral Hospital pending identification. We transmitted a signal regarding the body. It was only identified by a close relative of Mr. Osinde on Wednesday, according to Migori police chief Peter Kimani.

The recovery of the body follows a desperate search for Osinde in Rongai, Nakuru County, where he resides, and in Nyamira, his hometown.

On Thursday morning, Enock Osinde, Osinde’s brother, posted on Facebook: “Thank you, friends, for your outpouring of love, prayers, and support during my brother’s search. Unfortunately, we did not anticipate this outcome.

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Tom was murdered, and his body was discovered in the county of Migori. Please continue to pray for us as we attempt to reach an agreement.” Yesterday, Osinde’s relatives transported his body to the mortuary at Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital in preparation for an autopsy. The bereaved family members refused to speak with the media.

Ken Osinde, the late Chief of Staff in the office of then-Vice President William Ruto, was the brother of Osinde. From 2010 to 2014, Ken also served as Kenya’s ambassador to Germany.

After a brief illness, he passed away on December 10, 2021, in a hospital in Nairobi. On June 18, Osinde was traveling from his home in Nakuru to his rural home in Borabu when he disappeared.

Since the day he went missing, his mobile phone has been inoperable. Following Osinde’s disappearance and eventual body discovery, new details have emerged.

Police are investigating whether he was drugged before being thrown into his vehicle and driven from his home in Nakuru to Kisii, where he was murdered.

Wednesday, a team of detectives arrested two of Osinde’s farm workers at his home in Rongai. The two, Julius Mogoi and Mugo Gathii, expressed their shock at Osinde’s disappearance to journalists on Sunday.

The detectives, led by Ms. Donnata Otieno, interviewed workers on Osinde’s farm.

“We have also interrogated employees of the facility and arrested two of them to assist with the investigation.” Currently, they are being held at the Menengai Police Station. Ms. Otieno stated that, thus far, investigators are following crucial leads and making significant progress in their investigation.

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She disclosed that the detained suspects were under investigation for kidnapping and had been brought to court on Wednesday evening, where the police requested a remand order. They had 21 days to conclude their investigations.

Mr. Mogoi was seen driving Osinde’s car two days before it was discovered abandoned in Trans Mara West, it was discovered.

According to multiple interviews, Mogoi drove the vehicle to his home in Nyakeyo and parked it on his neighbor’s property. This was the first time in three years that the suspect had been seen at the residence, allegedly after fleeing the scene of another crime linked to him.

The Nation has determined that Mr. Mogoi is a suspect in a decades-old murder investigation. It is unclear how he obtained his freedom before leaving Kisii to work at Osinde’s Ngata residence.

Samson Osiro, Mogoi’s neighbor, remarked, “When I asked him whose car it was, he said it belonged to his boss.”

He added that the vehicle contained several items, including a generator and a power saw.

Neighbors reported that Mr. Mogoi had young men wash his car before taking them to a restaurant for tea.

“We did not clean the interior of the vehicle. “He said it had a great deal of luggage,” said one of the young people.

Saturday, Mr. Osinde’s family identified his vehicle at the Kilgoris Police Station in Narok County. According to Trans Mara West Sub County Police Commander Jamlek Ngaruiya, Osinde’s son positively identified the vehicle.

“On Thursday, June 22, 2023, the black Land Cruiser was discovered abandoned in Ilpashire along the Sikawa-Enoosaen road. “The missing person’s son identified the vehicle this morning (Saturday) and confirmed that it belongs to his father,” Mr. Ngaruiya said.

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According to Mr. Ngaruiya, they initially received a tip from a member of the public in Ilpashire who believed the vehicle had been abandoned. Mr. Ngaruiya stated that the license plate’s battery and radio were missing.

He disclosed that some documents were also discovered in the vehicle and are being utilized in the investigation. Osinde attended the University of Nairobi and majored in economics.

After graduating, he worked for the Ministry of Finance for several years. He recently left the Treasury and entered the business world.

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Tom Osinde, a former employee of the National Treasury who was reported missing on June 18th, was discovered in River Kuja, Migori County.

After more than a week of searching, the police informed the family of the discovery on Thursday, June 29.

Enock Nemwel Osinde, the deceased’s brother, disclosed that the family was on its way to the scene at the time of publication.

Officers confirmed that the deceased’s body was already decomposing when discovered.

In a previous interview, Osinde’s farmhand stated that the deceased exhibited no signs of distress before being reported missing.

Before embarking on his journey from Nakuru to Kisii, Osinde instructed the farmhand to meet a woman who remained unnamed. He never returned.

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“He sent me to a location, but he did not reveal the woman’s identity. The woman was to identify me based on my attire.

“Before I left, he had spoken on the phone with the lady. As instructed, I went to the gas station, where the attendant quickly recognized me, and handed over the cash, he said.

Saturday, June 24th, the family informed the press that his vandalized and abandoned vehicle was discovered in Kilgoris, Transmara West.

According to Osinde’s relatives, the last time they spoke with him was on Friday, June 23, when he left his residence in a car.

Osinde was a financial expert who earned a degree in economics from the University of Nairobi before joining the Ministry of Finance.

He resigned from the department in 2010 to manage his private business and lived peacefully on his Ngata Farm in Nakuru.

According to his family, Osinde was a fervent supporter of numerous nonprofit organizations. They also described him as a kind and generous man who was well-liked by his family and friends.

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Wednesday, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations arrested two employees. At the residence of missing former Treasury official Tom Fred Mokaya Osinde. In Ngata, Nakuru County, as they stepped up their investigation into his disappearance.

Simultaneously, the investigators spent more than four hours conducting a search and questioning workers at the 10-acre farm residence.

“We have conducted a thorough search of a 10-acre section of the expansive farm where Mr. Mokaya’s home is located. We traversed roughly seven acres. This is part of the investigation into the disappearance of the former Treasury official, according to Ms. Donatta Atieno, a sub county criminal investigations officer in Rongai.

“We have also interrogated workers at the facility, and we have arrested two of them to further our investigations.” Currently, the two are being detained at the Menengai Police Station. Ms. Atieno added, “We are currently pursuing crucial leads and making significant progress in our investigations.”

She disclosed that the suspects in custody are being investigated for the crime of abduction and that they were taken to court on Wednesday evening, where police requested custodial orders and were given 21 days to complete their investigations before appearing in court again.

Additionally, investigators have seized more than five mobile phones from employees who were present when he vanished.

Ms. Atieno stated that the phones have been submitted to a forensic examination to determine their communication with Mr. Mokaya.

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She stated that two electrical switches in his home’s upper floor had been vandalized to determine whether they were damaged before or after he went missing.

His phone is not connecting. It was most likely turned off in Nakuru hours after he left for his home in Nyamira. Today’s agenda included determining the likelihood of capturing this person alive or dead. Additionally, if we can acquire a gravesite, we can make progress. “We also examined the septic tank,” she added.

Mr. Mokaya is the brother of the late Ambassador Ken Osinde, the former Chief of Staff in the office of then-Vice President William Ruto (now President). Osinde also served as Kenya’s ambassador to Germany from 2010 to 2014, before becoming chief of staff at the Harambee House Annex. After a brief illness, he passed away in October 2021 at a hospital in Nairobi.

According to Ms. Atieno, they searched the homestead to obtain leads that would aid the ongoing investigations.

To locate Mr. Mokaya, the detectives have expanded their search to include his Ngata and Nyamira residences.

DCI officers from the Crime Research and Intelligence Bureau (CRIB) and Rift Valley region and Rongai sub-county searched.

After more than four hours of searching, however, nothing was found, and the search was postponed until Thursday morning.

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“The victim is a celebrity. Our fundamental value is to safeguard life and property. Determining his whereabouts regardless of whether he is still alive or dead, until we are satisfied is therefore our objective. We cannot confirm his death at this time,” the senior detective added.

“We’re pursuing multiple avenues, have expert leads, and are combining our efforts with the help of officers from DCI headquarters, the county, and my office as head of investigations.” “We assure the public and the family that if there are any individuals involved, they will be held accountable,” she said.

According to his family, Mr. Mokaya was traveling from his Ngata residence in Nakuru to his rural home in Borabu, Nyamira County, when he disappeared.

On June 22, Mr. Mokaya’s vandalized black Land Cruiser LC300 was discovered abandoned along the Sikawa-Enoosaen road in Ilpashire, Trans Mara West, Narok County.

The car’s license plate, battery, and radio were missing, indicating vandalism.

To determine his whereabouts, detectives are currently using documents found in the vehicle.

Trans Mara West sub-county police commander Jamlek Ngaruiya stated that the car was discovered abandoned on the side of the road on June 22, nearly five days after he disappeared.

The family appealed for assistance last week, requesting that anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts contact them or file a report at the nearest police station.

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Former National Treasury official Tom Osinde exhibited no signs of distress before being reported missing on June 18.

Before embarking on his journey from Nakuru to Kisii. Osinde sent his farmhand to meet an unidentified woman, according to his farmhand who spoke with the media.

The farmhand asserted that Osinde gave him money along with explicit instructions to complete the task.

However, he did not reveal the telephone number of the woman he was to meet.

“He sent me to a location without informing me of the woman’s identity. The woman was to identify me based on my attire.

“Before I left, he had spoken on the phone with the lady. As instructed, I went to the gas station, where the attendant positively identified me and stated that he had delivered the cash.

A second farmhand disclosed that they were questioned by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Nakuru regarding the enigmatic disappearance of the former Treasury official.

“After recording statements in Nakuru, DCI officials interrogated us. They requested specific information that would aid in locating him. We only disclosed what we were aware of,” the servant revealed.

They also spoke with him on the fateful day before he left for Kisii, according to his relatives. They did not, however, reveal the specifics of the conversation.

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“The most important factor is bringing him back alive,” Currently, everyone is attempting to ensure the safety of our relatives, a family spokesperson stated.

Police in Transmara West, Narok County, discovered his black Toyota Land Cruiser with missing license plates abandoned in the Sigawa neighborhood of Narok.

According to local police officers, detectives tracked down the vehicle after receiving tips from alarmed Narok residents.

The automobile was towed to the Kilgoris Police Station. We are analyzing the documents found within the vehicle. The evidence was submitted to the sub-county criminal investigating officer to aid in the investigation, according to Jamleck Ngaruiya, the chief of police for Transmara West.

Ngaruiya added that after discovering Osinde’s vehicle, police had launched a search and rescue mission for him.

The police also analyzed his phone records to reconstruct his final conversations and signals.

Tom Osinde is the brother of Ken Osinde, who died on Friday, December 10, after a lengthy battle with an unspecified illness.

Before his death, the deceased served as Chief of Staff in President William Ruto’s office and as Kenya’s ambassador to Germany.

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Tom Mokaya Osinde, a former Treasury official, was reported missing on Saturday, June 24.

The family stated to the press that his vehicle was recovered, vandalized, and abandoned in Kilgoris, Transmara West.
The family added that the last time they spoke with him was on June 23. When he left the house in his car.

Osinde, who resides in Ngata, Farm, Nakuru. Is the brother of the late Ken Nyauncho Osinde, who served between 2010 and 2014 as Kenya’s ambassador to Germany.

Concerned, the family pleaded with the public or anyone who knew his whereabouts to contact them or file a report at the nearest police station.

As investigations into Osidne’s disappearance commenced, police interrogated the family members and recorded their statements.

“The most important factor is bringing him back alive,” Currently, everyone is attempting to ensure the safety of our relatives, according to a family spokesperson.

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Before joining the Treasury Department, Osinde graduated from the University of Nairobi with a degree in economics.

In 2010, he resigned from his position to manage his private business while living peacefully on his Ngata Farm in Nakuru.

According to his family, Osinde was a philanthropist who contributed generously to numerous nonprofit organizations. He was also described as a generous and kind man who was beloved by his family and friends.

Uncle Fred Obachi Machoka, the host of the Citizen television program, was among his friends who urged the police to intervene.

“I have just learned that an old friend of mine has gone missing! Please assist in locating this gentleman,” Machoka pleaded.

Police were reportedly treating the report as a high-priority investigation, with recorded statements providing detectives with crucial leads.

His family hoped that the police would solve the mystery and reunite him with his family as the search for the missing former civil servant intensified.

Missing: Former Treasury Official Tom Mokaya Osinde

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